Body language expert says NFL fans are wrong about Justin Herbert & Madison Beer viral camp videos

Social media erupted after two viral videos showed Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert getting affectionate with fiancée Madison Beer at training camp—with some fans claiming the soft-spoken moment was a sign of distraction or weakness from the QB. To separate the noise from reality, behavioral scientist and body language expert Dr. Abbie Maroño breaks down both clips. Analyzing their posture, proximity, and nonverbal cues, Dr. Maroño explains why critics and over-analyzing Chargers fans need to take a step back and remain calm.

Is Justin Herbert distracted? Is he compromised after getting engaged to pop singer Madison Beer? Can he possibly concentrate on football with Beer visiting him at training camp and petting his face and rubbing grass off his arm?

Last week, two videos of Beer and Herbert, who announced their engagement July 28, interacting at Chargers training camp went viral as fans reacted to what they were seeing. But what were they actually witnessing? Instead of acting like we're body language experts, we went out and found a legitimate expert to tell us what this all means and if the Chargers are about to go 8-9, as fans screamed.

"Being soft with your partner doesn't mean that you're being soft in competition," Dr. Abbie Maroño, a behavioral scientist who trains the U.S. Secret Service and FBI, told OutKick. "Real mental strength and emotional softness with your partner — they're not the opposite. That ability to be affectionate with your partner has absolutely nothing to do with how fierce you can be and how competitive you can be at work whatsoever."

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In the first video that turned into a firestorm, Beer is